Touch Pro2 WVGA App Compatibility List

[themuffinman]

I cant get tcpmp to work on my phone, it just locks up when I try to play a video.

[TheRealHotshot]

The only problem im having is with IM+ for some odd reason i have to soft reset my phone after being logged in for a few hrs. dont know whats up with that

[The Sapient]

PimBackup and regeditSTG work.

[JZ*]

Originally Posted by themuffinman

I cant get tcpmp to work on my phone, it just locks up when I try to play a video.

I was told by Mitch at DVD Catalyst, that the player in TP2 makes better use of the h264 acceleration that is build-in to the device, and may give slightly better battery life (than a 3rd party app. Coreplayer, etc)

In addition, (you may already know this) If you google for TCPMP HTC Build, you can find a special build of TCPMP for new HTC devices that includes all the formats that CorePlayer can handle, and does not cost anything.

[northernpenguin]

Originally Posted by aaronvlee

total commander, phm regedit, kinoma freeplay, pocket twitter all work. Can someone test kfortouchpro (keyboard fix for emulators keyboard mapping)?

PocketTwit (v76 and earlier) really dislikes screen rotations. Open it up in portrait mode, then slide the keyboard in/out a couple times and you will no longer have access to the bottom 2/3 of the screen. Tested on 3 different Telus TP2 units.

[northernpenguin]

Works:

Garmin Mobile XT
Coreplayer
Google Maps
GCzII
Nethack
All Mobile Mines
Facebook
GAlarm
PuTTY
ShootMe!
Twikini
WMIRC


Partially Works:
Frostz (rotation issues)
PockeTwit (rotation issues)

[Gulanowski]

So no2chem's 1% colorful battery bar at the top of the screen doesn't work and screws up th phone to the point it requires the user to hard reset the phone!? Ouch, I really like that app.

[greenbep]

Anyone try iGuidance 2009 (or previous version - v4.0)? Thanks.

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by JZ*

I was told by Mitch at DVD Catalyst, that the player in TP2 makes better use of the h264 acceleration that is build-in to the device, and may give slightly better battery life (than a 3rd party app. Coreplayer, etc)

In addition, (you may already know this) If you google for TCPMP HTC Build, you can find a special build of TCPMP for new HTC devices that includes all the formats that CorePlayer can handle, and does not cost anything.

Thanks, but I thought that was the version I was using. I guess I need to look a little harder. I will try to look for it when I get off from work or if you dont mind posting the cab for me.

(having computer problrms all day, posting this from my tp2)

[The Sapient]

I agree this would be nice to have as a sticky.